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Technology for Non-Profits: "Building Successful Organizations and Virtual Communities: Best Practices and Free Software Tools"
The NTEN regional conference in Washington, DC, October 14, will feature ways that non profit organizations can leverage the Internet for their success. Chris Johnson, cofounder of ifPeople will present in the session on "Building Successful Organizations and Virtual Communities: Best Practices and Free Software Tools for the Internet."
The Internet enables people from all over the world to communicate and
collaborate in a common space. Join in participating at the NTEN
Regional conference in Washington, DC for a learning environment to
discover tools, techniques, and funding ideas for your organization.
"Building Successful Organizations and Virtual Communities: Best Practices and Free Software Tools"
This session, proposed by ifPeople's Chris Johnson, will explore Internet tools and how they can and have been used in collaboration, project management, and building virtual communities. A powerful array of tools appropriate for and accessible to values-driven organizations has emerged from the Free Software movement for use by teams organizations networks and campaigns. In this session we will review some of the available tools, then discuss best practices for successfully using technology, and also address the particular concerns of the audience through a participative discussion.
Specific tools presented in this session include project management software, interactive tools such as forums, wikis, and blogs, and a Content Management System. For more information, see http://www.nten.org/conferences-dc .
"Building Successful Organizations and Virtual Communities: Best Practices and Free Software Tools"
This session, proposed by ifPeople's Chris Johnson, will explore Internet tools and how they can and have been used in collaboration, project management, and building virtual communities. A powerful array of tools appropriate for and accessible to values-driven organizations has emerged from the Free Software movement for use by teams organizations networks and campaigns. In this session we will review some of the available tools, then discuss best practices for successfully using technology, and also address the particular concerns of the audience through a participative discussion.
Specific tools presented in this session include project management software, interactive tools such as forums, wikis, and blogs, and a Content Management System. For more information, see http://www.nten.org/conferences-dc .